Titlebook: Drink and British Politics Since 1830; A Study in Policy Ma John Greenaway Book 2003 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers

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,Policy Fragmentation 1945–70: Three Case Studies, Drink was no longer a ‘problem’. Nevertheless, the 1945–1970 period is interesting insofar as new alcohol related questions came on the political agenda, albeit not as major issues. Drink also offers us an insight into the changing nature of the policy process in postwar Britain. Until the 1930s, d

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Epilogue: A Brief Sketch of the Period after 1970,s market by means of the manipulation of images became particularly important. Alcoholic beverages became an important area of sales in supermarkets. Drinkers demanded higher standards in public houses, with a marked increase in demand for better food, non-alcoholic drinks and more sophisticated ame

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d because it was a major source of revenue. Then in Victorian times a powerful temperance movement arose which sought to prohibit or severely curb the ‘Demon Drink‘. This in turn aroused the hostility of the ‘Trade‘ and the issue became one of fierce electoral politics. After 1890 drink was interpre

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Ray Cas,Guido Giordano,John V. Wrightet whereby Drink would increasingly be taken out of the cockpit of party politics, with renewed efforts being made by moderate social reformers, church leaders and the like to produce compromise solutions.

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,The High Water Mark of Party Political Controversy, 1902–14,et whereby Drink would increasingly be taken out of the cockpit of party politics, with renewed efforts being made by moderate social reformers, church leaders and the like to produce compromise solutions.

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Ray Cas,Guido Giordano,John V. Wrightm had been the unintended result of the landed interest in Parliament desiring to dispose of a glut of corn and to raise money for a war with France.. By the early nineteenth century, however, the issue of the excess consumption of alcohol began to be defined as a social problem, one of intemperance or excessive drinking.

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Terminology for Volcanic Deposits and Rocksderate restrictionist reformers had been frustrated both by technical complexities of the licensing issue and the obstreperousness of the interested parties on either side. Several factors after 1895 suggested the possibility of a new approach to the issue, based around moderate opinion.

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,The Drink Problem in Early Victorian Britain, 1830–70,m had been the unintended result of the landed interest in Parliament desiring to dispose of a glut of corn and to raise money for a war with France.. By the early nineteenth century, however, the issue of the excess consumption of alcohol began to be defined as a social problem, one of intemperance or excessive drinking.

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